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Seiko 8T67A User Manual

Seiko 8T67A
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PARTS CATALOGUE / TECHNICAL GUIDE
Cal.8T67A
8T67A
Driving system Step motor 2 pieces
Additional function
Crown
Normal position Free
operation
1st click position Date setting (clockwise)
2nd click position Time setting, Resetting the circuit
Loss/Gain (Monthly rate) Less than 15 seconds at normal temperature range
Frequency of crystal oscillator 32,768 Hz
Operational temperature range
-5 ~ +50
Regulation system Nil
Gate time for rate measurement Use 10-second gate
Current consumption
Coil resistance
4002054Coil block A): 1.45 - 1.65KΩ for chronograph
4002055Coil block B): 1.65 - 1.85KΩ for time display
Power
Battery No.
SR936SW (Silver oxide battery)
supply
Battery voltage
1.55V
Battery life Approximately 3 years
Jewels
0 jewel
1/20
                Cal. No.
Item
Stopwatch function up to 12 hours in 1/5 second
Date display with quick correction.
Energy depletion forwarding function
(The second hand moves at two-second intervals.)
Movement: Less than 2.7μA
Circuit block: Less than 0.7μA

Questions and Answers:

Seiko 8T67A Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSeiko
Model8T67A
CategoryAccessories
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Tools and Consumables

Movement Holder Selection

Identifies the Universal Movement Holder (S-682) required for maintenance.

Watch Oil Types

Lists the specific SEIKO watch oils (AO-2, AO-3, S-6) needed for lubrication.

Disassembly and Reassembly Remarks

Part Identification Guidance

Table comparing parts for different caliber codes based on hand installation height.

Date Indicator Details

Details on date indicator parts code, positions, and colors.

Assembly Procedures

Chronograph Wheel Assembly

Guide to assembling the chronograph wheel using part marks and order.

Lubrication Guide

Component Lubrication Points

Detailed instructions on where to lubricate specific parts like the hammer and levers.

Spring Setting and Lever Adjustment

Component Spring Setting

Illustrates spring setting positions for various levers and components.

Switch Lever Setting

Details the correct setting positions for Switch Levers A and B.

Winding Stem and Battery Management

Winding Stem Removal Procedure

Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove the winding stem.

Battery Installation and Resetting

Instructions for removing and installing the battery, including circuit resetting.

Chronograph Hands Operations

Chronograph Hands Installation

Procedure for installing chronograph hands to specific dial positions after movement setup.

Hand Setting Verification

Method to check if the hands are set correctly and perpendicular to the axis.

Measurement and Inspection

Whole Movement Current Consumption

Procedure to measure current consumption of the entire movement using a digital multi-tester.

Circuit Block Current Consumption

Procedure to measure current consumption specifically for the circuit block.

Circuit Block and Coil Specifications

Circuit Block Component Layout

Diagram illustrating the structure and components of the circuit block.

Coil Resistance Measurement

Table and instructions for checking the resistance of coil blocks A and B.

Watch Operation and Settings

Time and Date Setting

Instructions for setting the time and date using the crown.

Reset Procedure After Battery Change

Two methods for resetting the movement after battery replacement.

Chronograph Functionality

Standard Chronograph Measurement

How to start, stop, and reset the chronograph for standard time measurement.

Accumulated Elapsed Time Measurement

Procedure for measuring accumulated elapsed time using the chronograph functions.

Water Resistance Testing

Water Resistance Standards and Methods

Table outlining water resistance markings, test methods, and corresponding pressure ratings.

Troubleshooting Movement Issues

Watch Stops Operating

Identifies causes like depleted battery, disengaged wheels, or coil issues and provides solutions.

Excessive Current Consumption

Lists causes for high current consumption and recommended corrective actions.

Troubleshooting Operational and External Issues

Stopwatch Malfunctions

Addresses issues like stopped hands, abnormal movement, or step motor problems, with solutions.

Exterior Parts and Water Resistance Issues

Covers problems like crown detachment, high current consumption, and water ingress.

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